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« on: February 21, 2008, 09:38:42 am » |
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I think it all depends on your role and who you report to.
For example an employee in my company who reports to a first line manager was able to inform our CEO's PA yesterday about something she didn't know.
It really depends on the subject and if it affects you or not. This piece of information directly affected the employee in question, but not the PA. So as PA's we are only privy to information that has been communicated to us, either verbally, or in written format such as emails or letters which we may handle for our bosses.
In answer to the question, I don't think we are subject to office politics any more than anyone else.
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